At any rate, this should prompt the 30-something crowd here and elsewhere to reflect on just what the hell they've been doing with thir careers while this guy becomes the CEO of Sun...
If that isn't a troll, will you call me BadAnalogyGuy?
"At any rate, Mother Teresa's actions should prompt the 30-something crowd here and elsewhere to reflect on just what the hell they've been doing with their lifes while this woman became the Leader of Missionaries of Charity..."
using a matrix to solve for lambda is the best way, so he says.
He was just trying to impress you by saying lambda. The steps you have outlined are the row operations on a matrix you have to do to solve the matrix (because there is a one-to-one translation between a system of equations and a augmented matrix):
Western countries were manufacturing merchandise in China long before the Tianenmen Square event. Meanwhile, China has been buying up American debt. If the States suddenly decide to shutdown their manufacturing plants, what could the Chinese government do with all the bought up American debt?
If they asked for their money back, would that plunge the U.S. into a deep depression?
Every country has boobies and pastries. On the other hand, if you want pastries on boobies... yeah, I think you can only get that in the good ole us of a.:)
I guess since the commercialisation of Chri$tma$ people spend more for Chri$tma$ presents than they would spend in the follow-up months after Chri$tma$. You can only milk the Chri$tma$ cow so much.
For optimum comfort, make sure that your mouse is located as close to your centerline as possible.
I'm using a el'cheapo BENQ Internet Keyboard and a Microsoft Trackball. (By the way, I love my trackball. It's way easier on the wrists than pushing around rodents all day long. Anyways, let's get back on-topic.) There are more expensive ones like the Microsoft Natural Keyboard. I have test-typed them at some stores, but to me they feel way too flimsy.
That said, my ideal keyboard would use the IBM key springs, have a gap in the center like MS keyboards, with a trackball where the gap is. Now that's what I would call a hands-on keyboard. (pun intended)
Hey, that's actually an interesting topic. I have a PlayStation2 slim and I am looking forward to boot linux on that machine. Any ideas where I could get the DVDs? Apparently Sony stopped selling PS2 Linux around the globe in 2002 or so.
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Yeah, because people never stumble without wearing those techno trousers. Or collapse because of alcohol intoxication.
I think not!
(By the way, it would be more correct to call that a palindrome. Palindrome is-a anagram.)
But, but... knives aren't weapons! Only evil guns are! Surely no one would use a knife to carve out a chip from under yo...
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Tell me: When has selling Free / Open Source Software become a sin against humanity?
"At any rate, Mother Teresa's actions should prompt the 30-something crowd here and elsewhere to reflect on just what the hell they've been doing with their lifes while this woman became the Leader of Missionaries of Charity..."
Or maybe: Helen's Law.
Well, there's always Taiwan...
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Look! A Three-Headed Monkey!
Argh! Don't give those intelligent design nutcases any ideas!
and fled to a flying machine called the ROFLcopter...
Western countries were manufacturing merchandise in China long before the Tianenmen Square event. Meanwhile, China has been buying up American debt. If the States suddenly decide to shutdown their manufacturing plants, what could the Chinese government do with all the bought up American debt?
If they asked for their money back, would that plunge the U.S. into a deep depression?
-funroll-loops of course.
I guess since the commercialisation of Chri$tma$ people spend more for Chri$tma$ presents than they would spend in the follow-up months after Chri$tma$. You can only milk the Chri$tma$ cow so much.
That said, my ideal keyboard would use the IBM key springs, have a gap in the center like MS keyboards, with a trackball where the gap is. Now that's what I would call a hands-on keyboard. (pun intended)
Didn't you get the memo?
Warning! Do not breathe iPod Nano!